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Newspaper Page Textr sL U. IfcWk KHt OFFICIAL PAPER OF GILLIAM An intereatiotf atory omes from Alaska It ja ' ta. W 'eflfec't that a euort time ago twr whew white at work ou. their clitln in the Klon A . k e region, imeivrt hiJ t W earcas nf an iinuHMtstr prehistoric: uiam " ttai lb llh of which was as fresh ami 6veet a the finest T-bone teak uii the market. If the storj is trtw we owst condotfe" that the packer of prehistoric days could have given Alger and bisaceompli eeu cards and spades and then beaten them "all hollow" in the eiubtdtuing business. It now eeotus . certain - that the board of inquiry into the canned- roaot-etubalmed becf scandal can not do otherwise than sustain the charges made by General Miles, that the beef was unfit to feed to l liers. It d m not follow, howev er, that the stuff is not plenty good e vj.iju to rw1 Alger anil his syc ophants and1 the people would feel that the punishment was , not too severe if old Alger and all his un derlings, who were wilfully respon sibly for the outrage, were sentenc ed to closeconfinetuent for one year on board a transport ship with noth ing to eat but embalmed beef and wormy hard tack,' , U is Wilt Hang May 12th. C'aude Brantoo, the murderer of John A. Lino, wait, on Wednesday of last week, In the cirvillt eoort uf Lane conn ty, re-sentenced to death, the date of execution being 6xed on Fridav, May 12th. . : . ;; L :y On account of the well known desper ate chm-nettr of the man ha was kept securely haml-cnffed while in conrt and was iu charge of an extra strong guard. It it almost a certainty that the ex ecution will iHia time take place on the day find. "i Man Who, Does Not Ad vertise. . Breathes there a man with soul bo dead That to himself he hath nut said. My trade pi late is getting hud, I'll try another 10-inch ad." . , If such there be, go mark him Well(f h'or hint no bank account shall swell No angel watch the golden etair ' To welcome home a millionaire. ' To such a man the noisy din Of traffic may not enter in, For bargain honters by the score Shall pass nor heed his dingy door; For tho' his sign is on the wall And on some barnyard gate a scrawl, Ko people who have cash and sense;' Go prancing around to read the fence. The man who never asks for trade By local line or ad displayed Cares more for rest than worldly gain And patronage but gives him nain ; Tread lightly, friends, let no rode sonnd disturb his solitude profound. Here let him live in calm repose 1 Unsought except by men he owee. And when he dies, eo rdant him rln That naught may break his dreamlees Sleep, - Where no rode clamor may dispel The quiet that he loved so well. And that the world may know iu loss l'lace on his grave a wreath of moss And ou the stone above, "Here lies A chump who wouldn't advertise." Merenrv. 1 ' hoiii, on Church street, on Friday, April T. ISfy atred about 8iyem. The Mtijoet of thie aUHi was Wo In Manchester,. Sew Yorkron Juie23, 1817, and there grew to manhood. After at tai4ng his majority he emigrated t. Michigan where in 18I8 he was marrivd to Miss Rhoda Davidson who with the three children born to them, still sur vives, him. The children are U. F. and J. E. Downer, and Mr. Alice Brown, all ot whom are residents ot this vlcinitv In 1849 Mr. Downer crossed the plains to laiiiorma and was one of the first pioneers of Butte county, in the Golden State. He established the first genera store, was the first postmaster and own- ea the Bret ferry In that conntv. being tnen located at Oroville. He returned to Michigan in 1861 via the Cape Horn route and the following year recrt ssed the plains this time taking his family wim nira w me golden west. The family resided in California until 1877 wheirthey came to Oregon and, two year later, settled in Gilliam county wneretney have since resided. The deceased was a consistent mem ber of the Church of Christ, of this citv and was held In high esteem as a neigh bor ana as a man. The funeral occurred on Sondav' from the church, Rev. Hurlburt conducting me services. . A Sad Death. J. B. Fraier, of this place, received the sad intelligence on Thursday of last week of the death of his youngest sister which occurred at her home at Bethel. rwg county, on the previous dav. So particulars of the sad event was given in the telegram other than that death was caused by the discharge of a gnn, which was supposed to have been accidental. Mr. Fraaer left at once for Bethel, hop ing to reach there in time for the funeral bich occurred on Friday. The following particulars of the da. plorable affair we clip from the Polk County Itemiser; Eine. the 17 year old daughter of L. B. Fraaer and wife, of Bethel, com mitted suicide on Wednesday morning. After breakfast, while ber mother was out milking, she loaded a gun, placed we mustle to oer breast and touched it otr wUh a stick, the charge going through her heart. When Mrs Frazer returned to the house she heard Effie groaning and thought she was sick, bat soon learned the sad reality. She lived out naif an hour. No possible reason for me act is known except that she uau been in poor health for some time." J (f for using Laxative BroiaoQuiniiiehits.', almost gono by still we keep it. The Place ; , to get; Drirggist's, Sundries, Patent Medicines of all U sorts and "an infin- ilo variety of '' articles is at J. H. Hudson's May be saved for yon in the ptwhawof y-mr r.ext hand omit gown.if you will tnty cull on us and ineotour new line of silks, choice drees pattorns and pricw To loam 3 Icon don. or J Your Spring Hat should be selected from stock of Wonder Mil lixery Co., of Portland, , Just Opened Stephenson's. Stock includes : Sriiyned flats, Sailors ' Will be on eale about s six weeks. Make your selections early and get first choice p. J. 5tepr;er;sor; our prices call on us or send for samples a re s la o wl h o: ; The finest lines Embroideries Luccb, Iti'dia Linens, Vtcto-- r' Uwn, En8,ll'.- LoS Cloths, Dotted Swisses andf a ; beautiful array of Wash Fabrics, ! Udies' Wrat ptrs and Shirt Waists in endless variety.; " ' v ' i nenowuest conceits in Ladies? Gent's Bt;' j ' tiit- ' BALIWY DAYS OF SPRING SHOES Latest designs ia Men's HA.TS for spring and soon to arrive. .. .. ' , ... .," . summer wear. The newest an4 "chic" things in ' Chiffon Rufflings and ,, , Braid Trimmings. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. are shedding forth their lustrous boauty and fragrance and I. 'ohbing-loudly-tlis'injonotion tb'nien , PACK YOUR (winter) CLOTHES AND COME Yoath's Boy's and Children's to tor nd adorn your person with seasonable clothing, embracing COMFORT, ELEGANCE AND STYLE ' Vhen you note the quality and prices, you'll believe in our willingness to offer you most Inviting valuos you'll feel it to be the right place to ruako your spring selections. We have never shown more handsome suitings. perhaps v.;.;."-":;v;,,u; ' ' -::: you'll want a handsomely tailored suit, one that enablos you to appear at your best.;5 If you give us the order you'll be assured of choicest rosults you'll, have a suit that leads. Lamm & Co. are the presUdigitators of high art and faultless dress wear. Every suit made by them is a peerless suit. )" ' STYLES IN SPRING HATS. , We have them and lots of them. No old straw stock to work off on you. ' Throw away your old style straw bats and try one of the newest and freshest styles out. ' To be found with " . LORD & GO., SHURTE & WEIR CO. MnuiNuiUN, - - - OREGON. For Sale. i ure oren cnickcns and eggs. Brown ignorns, Buff Leghorns and Barred Pivmouth Rocks. Equal to the beet in toe eute. Leave orders at this office. , Card of Thanks. We wish' .to thank oor friends and neighbor for the kindness shown dur ing tbeillness and at the time of the death of the husband and father who has left us. Such neighborly offices make our sorrow a Jlule less hard to bear and while we cannot repay we can thank you. Mas. D. 8. DowjiiB and Family. H. W. HARTMAN. Carpenter and Builder. Seroll Uorl( a Specialty. W. D. Jones Killed. The people of this city were startled inij morn in ir tiv a tUnhnn . from Grass Valley, statins: that another shooting scrape bad occured at Antelope Plans and Estimates Furnished wuicn resulted in the death of V. D. rrtJ ARLINGTON, OREGON. Jones, one of the leading citizens of that section. It seems that bad blood had eiisted for sometime . between Mr. Jones and t.A. bpicer. Spicer, we understand. waaoraered by Mr. Jones to remain off bis premises. Yesterday Spicer was hired bv some one to haul furniture to Jones' houee and while there the trouble arose which resulted In the killing of Jones. n men were armed and althnnoh little could be learned concerning the mner, 11 is thought the ahootinu dona in self defense. Mr. Jones wss snot through the head and was killed almost instantly. m uoioriunaie ocenrence Spicer gave himself op and will he orought to The Dalles for his hearimr W. V. Jones was born in Rav conntu Missouri, about 64 years aeo and n.nvprf w California where he lived lor . ,n. siderable time. He afterwards moved to Antelope where he has made his nome Oregon. C. S. PALMER, IrtistiY Barber. Sleek Shaves and Hair-cuts. Razors honed and re-ground. UUHDUN OREGON. F. F. CLARK, Boot and Shoe Maker. Jepairirpf teatly Dorpe. Give me a trial. Neitdoorto Clark's blacksmith shop. Condon : : OreffonJ KOTICK FOR PUBLICATIOST. ' " OAixas, Oa., Mar. U. lm " "weor given Uut 111 lollowinif- DROP T M A patd .::;-ipoi".":r:::. Next Donr tn Rrtrll nn a s :'' 1 ' . . ---wv4siix Arlington, when you feel Ilk enjoying flr.t-olaa. CICAR OR MILWAUKEE BEER Oil DRAUGHT. Al1 k,nl8 Of flrst-OlasS llouor nr. ' ' i , . , . ri . WW NWPNi L Bi k R I N E H A R T'S R E S T A U RANT rt a i . - S ' rj I .i,-i .. ., :r wunuui . m. . I irorAn : GEO. W. RINEHART, Prop'r. The public will find that no bettor 'clrrLo3in cto'br founa iu this country than at this house. McalsSSJ beS ssm sSaaV aMkwasaaMHM - auuweu on time Deposits, g limnnni rws- SPECIAL ATTENTION CIYEN TO COLLECTIONS. WE SOLICIT YOUR m,m1 ntHUHUflHIcKS FOR TRAVEI lllf! MEN. Of Arlington, Or., no. aa a. : Transacts a General Banking Business. Accounts Kept Subject to Check. DraftL8H " a" t!ie Pr,nc,Pa c't'ea of the United States ii.iBresi auowea on time deposits. CHARLES FIX. ome ever since. Several years ago tUer. bar. filed aotlc. ol Inlention , . ' iswifedied, also oneof his twochil- IS'f1 f01 00 ,he' PecOTe tl.lms KflU infT A I I f r-x w-i y-l DJLI t?jx&&a-m' --.ferc DOWlinS Alley and Baths. m-r " rrmmumnu w. w. steiwer, vic.-Pr..id.nti frank 2 Auctioneer. .r. HURI R IDT - - r t l , DIRECTORS O. M. FRENCH W W SlTFiuiril lt, , . 2 , , "T7.P1 0,ur m- wvlcet to the peo- wronS": TEWER. W. LORD. L. C. ED. g P' ' Ullliam county In the raoaeliT of hawsjon. p treneral aaetioneer. All hnilniNn nmWUWWUW " ..v rare will receive tlTnli -- 1 rr'",' Mention. Will attend to ad- ver.isin hillm, .nd all preliminaries hen dM,red. Will attend sale, in any part of this or ad ol nlnir (.mmi. T..., reasonable. Call on or addn... Uao. L. Ncals, London, Or, tf Kelsar highly respected citizen and hi. lent death came as shock to new him. Times-MonntainMr . . r rani me Antelope Herald I...n mai epicer was exonerated hv th. ner a jary on the ground of self defense, STEPHEN D. FLETCHER of rnrt. vi- Ka . th. see 7. to 4 .. r' .J -II I - 1 ' ii who . . nvnjiavu rROPST, of Condon. w " ,Z ' '- P.r22e. w. M. nitnewe.: J.J Pr,HAi w .. . . - . ' ' rKtcan nJ H. L. Proprt. all of Condon, Oregon. ' JTP.teci. Kp(rl.ter. ACTIVE SOI.KITORg WANTED EVFRY. ANNOUNCEMENT. " Trr r . i. . wisn io announce to the ladies of London and viciuity that we are pre pared to fnrnish anything in the line of millinery, chiffon, laces, ribbons and all toe novelties of the season. We can conipete with ant in nri,.M and pride ourselves on the quality and style of our stock. SJ" Mrs. Henshaw acts as oar agent uvfuun, ana will carry a fine line of bts tnroogb the season. Mas. W. 8. Cmrr, Arlington, Oregon. J.ext door to Post Offlne. m30-7 St tt awoun.. . ataniiHitM, jAy BOWERMAM. HENDRICKS & BOWERMAN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. riast aoiLDiKq wist or rest omrm riRwcooa noBTBorsTiiwaa-. .IC, rowiLi ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE. WfttU I. k V . - urtK"7 Siven th.t the anderklgned " been duly appointed hr th . , .r rounlJ,'on"eo' Oregon, admlnltfratrU All penona havlni cUlmn a. qated to pront tte me to me dH!y rcrtfled, Condon Oregon, within .U month, from th. All tIMAn. I.J.L1 . - - - r knojwi io .81(1 attmmA A. hi. "cr ountt withont dly. , WUUT "T"nl. I if AST A. YOBHO. ""reu "! . Adminl.tr.trlx. Ciircrnl and EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. KoHce Ii hereby alvcn th.t th. h" bn duly appointed br th. . . Ollllam eoanty. State of Ore. ..Z.'.r""" cfte of H. Beck, deeed. " T All pemon. h.vin. d.lm. .r.in.. ...a sJt .7 "am. to me duly cr. neo, .( tdt home near M.cvnu n.. tx month, from the date heoi ' M.yvllle, Oregon. I A J '" ' Executor. Notice of Final Settlement. ' Notice h hereby given that the endenlened vi saiu nur nn t Tuesday, the 2nd day of May, leesi ft,lhiro'?0,r'ekl,.M. I... been n.M K . E. " Z.lM ,lme ,or hearing of objec to mild report, and the iettlemeut there" Admlnlitr.tornf th. .. ri. '. " deccd w . a. . w.in.er. 7 Lower Main St., Condon, Ore. POOL ROOM, SOFT DRINKS, CONFECTIONERIES. ETC. GRAIN AND CHOPPED FEED IN ANY QUANTITY" FOR SALE '"""fcasaw-OR TRAOE. Bggaaw Large Scales, price "25c ' t draft; reduction on contract weighing. bVlln'lTl,,,,'Twon,.o' ,h i'hiuppi..'; oy Mural ll.l.teiul, cnmni oiied by the Oor. .i TL. i wriiien in army rami "" KmiicIwo, on Ihe p.,llle wlm (f.i.eVLl KmrJ'V ,h. h"'l''tl..t Honolulu Iu Hong Kong. In Ihe Atntrle.n tr.aehe. .t M.niiL ,S ine limurvetit mmni ni, ... .genu. Hrlmfnl ol original picture, taken hV ..vernoiri.tph.iiogr.i.hr. on the"tM lltSL HI. ni9-oit NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION. La","'ait Th'k DAtLg. Oa., Mar 14 moa NoUce la herebr irtver. th.. .L .i l h" no"' of hi. i, te ( . ntvT.rk i bSi.,n"ie before w- Vtiitmt, WILLIAM T. MATUX'K f t. w iia. t. no. ni7 fr.i-h ... i . . , ip 4 .. ,sj, wV 7 V .k2: Wllnenae. In hi. .-'X. . """"IK .1 inter. KOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Lino Omei, The Dalles Ok. An. m i J ""iwuiauc oeiore K, J. If jals mw, vnjiJD. OD 8. C:lmiTi1llMi.ltAf a. 1K0MAS PARMAK, of Gooaeberry, Or o W. M. nr the following witiiiiea te ti'va IUeiiii(un(,iia rei(i,.n,, H tut 11 arid ,.! V ' ""r , J""1, Tl:J"1' Brown. V it. TKf tHt IMPORTED CALEDONIAN JACK "PiNINO,' j1 - lir-S (f will be found dnr- ing the season of 1809 at Cooke Bros' ranch 4 miles pmi nf r,. t.. .. . . ..,.,, Ior particoiars call on or adilresg, Wijlliak CooKg, or G. G. Pakma, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION H'2,0r7r.TT" ". Ob., Mr 14 iw make Knal i.r,.i i ... ."7 '! "." wniion 10 r,Viu.y:rj;po,,!irw'nJ,!'t''- -. o,.: C'OUT L'KE, of Condon, Lot 1, aee ao, tp 3 , . V, -- " 4 and ..-I t. o. jWB, , 7c07,y(;n': -,k iI..LLu.c". Kgliter. mi'i-7 NOTICE FOR PUBLICAtToN. LiK".9rp.'c""THa "DAi.i.e, 0... Feb. . iu. iinie 1 ncrfhy irlv-n that ,h. ...n 'L.Vl"' tlu. k. v..j w.wwing. Illtntfrin hla flHlm, ...d that prErf " he fore H P.T.HURCBURT.Pr... SMITH FRENCH, 8eo. DAN THOMAsTlwrr Arlington Warehouse Co. I .' (Incorporated) -1 Successors to Wasco Warehouse Co.) General Storage and For War ding. HIGHEST PRICE P MD FOB WHEAT, HIDES AND PELTS. Barbed Wire, Nailfl, Flour, Peed, Salt, Sulphur, Lum- , ber, Lime, Cement. Cedar Poets, Pine, Oak or Fir Wood Always on Hand. BEST CEDAR SHINGLES. $2.00 PER M Advances made on wool and wheatatanvtimo Director.; D. M. French, W. Lord. Smith Fr.nch D. Thom.. - t u....w..-. ..a . .....r.un wu.ee in warehouse;;,- - - Arlington. Oregon. book. Low Cri. . 'u:ry . I re-llt given.' Uroo . ? -' "i, ?: ho... OHIHI fr.,. Ad.lre.ai. K, T. Barter " str Inanran. . Bl.lg., Chi. ago, 111 000 ' rt . , inrougn rourist Cars to 8t LOUl. A tourist sleeping car will lea re Tort every Verlnw,y v ihe Burlington Route at 8 P. M, via the 0. R 4 N through Halt Lake ami tw ..,...-ti. i r-""r ""B wi.ii., ana nnuer the su perviaion .f egperienced rondtio tors. No -" v. r. io me euies. Kansas Citr Or St. Ik.ila I.'.... .Li- . . . ' when going East and consult O. it AN Mini, h.I.I ' v. iiuurv.. tt' II II.... J General Passenger Agent,' Portland, 6r. AKTED flKVFBAL TKPHTWORTHY PFR. ... in nmnair. our batlnrm m.'.work enadHficd at hum.. Halari alra il.t rt K. Hew, frBt.. 1 1 i. l . Chl.agoHll. price List of Lumber, (Adopted September 1, 1898.; Und Applications. Proofs and Abstracts. 11. NFraser. County Clerk, elves special attention to ab.tri.rt. f .i.u inH - ... . . -"- crrparaq to receive TJ. 8 governn.ei.t land filings aJ proofi( applications ior the purchase of rTO railroad lands and sUte scbool ""., at nis oitice In Condon, Or. fUIin W, CLARK. f r.n,. V. I; NHe LT!fe P s. 19 e. "m Mu.grore.ud W. M. Hri..M II of (.ondoo, Owgun. F. H. RALSTON, , (SUCCESSOR TO RALSTON & 80N) . DEALER IN Gen'l Merchandise. Invites an Inspection of His Stock as to Quality and Price LONE ROCK 0R Rough lumber, pine, f 10.00 per M Rnnifh lamher.flr, 4 1200 Shlplsp, second class floor ing, riiHtlc, ceiling and anrhwd, U.nn " rirst class flooring, ceiling, - rustle and finishing. 22 Ho Slab wood, per cord, , .75 All hill, discounted 10 per cent fn- H-tcasii. Ba me. price and SHinarll eount to all, , iiab.v ii. a n Mn ILAU, Lost Vallev, Or. 1 . NfJTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Timber Cultiire. Final Pronf. t7v,n.0 7,c r" "" is-, On., Ffh n clrk of lilll .m o,.-n J.."k."l MnlT Oregon, on -'. " uuic iu Condon, Saturday. Anrii io nntimu..,.i r : ii., ii 7. : n" iinnne: a, mm.i tt ai. Sn. tn" J- o"T. iii I of' Lli n'LL J. P.f.enA Rug,.,.,., NON-ALCOHOLIC. Nomsn a ho lives on meat was ever known to lick hi. .if. .r,'! divorce A vegetable diet woman s as cold and ulammy .. , .orni ' V ' " seSkLthTlu,;, b'r ont .Ilh, ,,c?s,0l d"ses of Lr. H.. -u . ionic Hitters. Bold .v.r.i..- DISSOLUTION NOTICE; Notice la hnrehv lv,.n ih .k .' '.. . tntnre, am will eollwt all mm. ...... ... . "ro Treasurer's Notice. Ireaanrer ol Gilliam countv Oreaon Pted at Condon, Ore., Zr.'si, g Strnvari T. . . "I . arger s camp, on Dry Fork, about N.,u lit tum ... . . ' w,"i . '.. ; . J "orse with ur""a Hig the shape ol a Mwn'a hat, "eight abmu noo lb.. lop. l-sed 10 rang, 0,i Pi. Creek. IA I'r bis return to tha nn.iu..i j iL.r.H, ......u at ......, vregon, "l30 6 JouwCAiimu. NOTICE. fnrn.lng la,U .hL fe.r.on ""Wing of? If a . V.T' W dlsuon the O. R. A Ni" ""7 "Ifl't of ....... , ,?.utr stck lnpeotors. ailltfllllf JUl a., aw. .1 I porwi..! " ''PHss tb. following ."-H. t'olwi'H, Arlington. J. B. ft.ii.irog. . V. H, BAiwog. I ( I El oiaUdori" 1 um "ma noi'g, (Jr.